"Give us a chance," horror studio Bloober Team asked Silent Hill fans last summer.
Before Silent Hill 2's remake racked up critical acclaim on release, the developers at Bloober Team spent two years working under the Sauron-like eye of a fandom that had weathered far too many disappointments, and a horror audience that saw Bloober's past horror games as insufficient evidence it could nail a remake of one of the genre's all-time greats.
